In Ohio, John Kasich’s Health-Care Reform Is Already Happening

It’s easy to be critical of Obamacare for the mess it has made of the U.S. health-insurance system and for expanding a Medicaid program that is simply not sustainable. But from the time the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was passed to the day a new president and Congress can change it in 2017, America’s governors haven’t had the luxury of just complaining about it. They have faced real people with real needs and real problems that need to be solved now, on the ground, not in some debating society or policy journal.